Production

Ryuta Murayama

Known for

Production

Credits

9 titles

Known for

Boris: Heavy Metal Me - Flood poster
NR

A live rendition of Flood, recorded on 3 May 2001 at Koenji 20000v.

Boris: Heavy Metal Me - Flood

2005

Boris: Heavy Metal Me -Feedbacker- poster
NR

A live rendition of Feedbacker, recorded on 1 November 2003 at Shinjuku Liquid Room.

Boris: Heavy Metal Me -Feedbacker-

2005

Wizard's Convention: Japanese Heavy Rock Showcase poster
10.0

A showcase of four different Japanese metal bands for the Wizard's Convention concert series in Japan, including Boris, Church of Misery, Eternal Elysium and Greenmachine.

Wizard's Convention: Japanese Heavy Rock Showcase

2005

The Chamomile Pool Show poster
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Recorded live at Kichijoji Manda-La2, Tokyo on September 8, 2007. The Chamomile pool DVD documents concert footage from Ai Aso from 2007 in Tokyo. Hypnotically delicate, angelic and minimal in structure Ai, accompanied by her band, and with guest appearance by Wata and Kurihara for a portion, craft her unique blend of songwriting and psychedelic musicianship. Produced by Atsuo, of Boris, and edited and directed by Ryuta Murayama

The Chamomile Pool Show

2008

Boris: Live in Japan poster
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The DVD is composed of 14 songs and is titled "Live in Japan" on the menu page. The first 11 tracks were recorded on December 14, 2008, and follow the track list set down by the band on their Smile -Live at Wolf Creek- recording and tour at the end of the band's Smile world tour at Daikanyama Unit in Tokyo. The last three songs were recorded December 12, 2009 at Club Citta' in Tokyo. Besides the three regular members of the band - Takeshi, Wata and Atsuo - Michio Kurihara plays guitar on all recordings. Song credits on the DVD are all for Boris except for track 1, which is by PYG, track 7, which is by Boris and Michio Kurihara, and track 9, which is by Ai Aso and Boris. The video is directed by fangsanalsatan and Ryuta Muruyama.

Boris: Live in Japan

2010

BORIS: 見殺し塔からずっと poster
7.0

見殺し塔からずっと: Live at Shimokitazawa Shelter is the first DVD release by Japanese band Boris. It was captured on their Black Summer tour on July 12, 2003. The first ten tracks are songs from the show, which are mostly from the Akuma no Uta and Heavy Rocks albums. Tracks 11-14 are music videos made by the band by Foodunited and Fangs Anal Satan. A loose translation of the first bit of the title is, "From The Tower That Turns A Blind Eye To Death". (Wikipedia)

BORIS: 見殺し塔からずっと

2003

Behind the camera

Boris: Heavy Metal Me - Flood poster
NR

A live rendition of Flood, recorded on 3 May 2001 at Koenji 20000v.

Boris: Heavy Metal Me - Flood

2005

Boris: Heavy Metal Me -Feedbacker- poster
NR

A live rendition of Feedbacker, recorded on 1 November 2003 at Shinjuku Liquid Room.

Boris: Heavy Metal Me -Feedbacker-

2005

Wizard's Convention: Japanese Heavy Rock Showcase poster
10.0

A showcase of four different Japanese metal bands for the Wizard's Convention concert series in Japan, including Boris, Church of Misery, Eternal Elysium and Greenmachine.

Wizard's Convention: Japanese Heavy Rock Showcase

2005

Wizard's Convention: Japanese Heavy Rock Showcase poster
10.0

A showcase of four different Japanese metal bands for the Wizard's Convention concert series in Japan, including Boris, Church of Misery, Eternal Elysium and Greenmachine.

Wizard's Convention: Japanese Heavy Rock Showcase

2005

The Chamomile Pool Show poster
NR

Recorded live at Kichijoji Manda-La2, Tokyo on September 8, 2007. The Chamomile pool DVD documents concert footage from Ai Aso from 2007 in Tokyo. Hypnotically delicate, angelic and minimal in structure Ai, accompanied by her band, and with guest appearance by Wata and Kurihara for a portion, craft her unique blend of songwriting and psychedelic musicianship. Produced by Atsuo, of Boris, and edited and directed by Ryuta Murayama

The Chamomile Pool Show

2008

Boris: Live in Japan poster
NR

The DVD is composed of 14 songs and is titled "Live in Japan" on the menu page. The first 11 tracks were recorded on December 14, 2008, and follow the track list set down by the band on their Smile -Live at Wolf Creek- recording and tour at the end of the band's Smile world tour at Daikanyama Unit in Tokyo. The last three songs were recorded December 12, 2009 at Club Citta' in Tokyo. Besides the three regular members of the band - Takeshi, Wata and Atsuo - Michio Kurihara plays guitar on all recordings. Song credits on the DVD are all for Boris except for track 1, which is by PYG, track 7, which is by Boris and Michio Kurihara, and track 9, which is by Ai Aso and Boris. The video is directed by fangsanalsatan and Ryuta Muruyama.

Boris: Live in Japan

2010

BORIS: 見殺し塔からずっと poster
7.0

見殺し塔からずっと: Live at Shimokitazawa Shelter is the first DVD release by Japanese band Boris. It was captured on their Black Summer tour on July 12, 2003. The first ten tracks are songs from the show, which are mostly from the Akuma no Uta and Heavy Rocks albums. Tracks 11-14 are music videos made by the band by Foodunited and Fangs Anal Satan. A loose translation of the first bit of the title is, "From The Tower That Turns A Blind Eye To Death". (Wikipedia)

BORIS: 見殺し塔からずっと

2003

BORIS: 見殺し塔からずっと poster
7.0

見殺し塔からずっと: Live at Shimokitazawa Shelter is the first DVD release by Japanese band Boris. It was captured on their Black Summer tour on July 12, 2003. The first ten tracks are songs from the show, which are mostly from the Akuma no Uta and Heavy Rocks albums. Tracks 11-14 are music videos made by the band by Foodunited and Fangs Anal Satan. A loose translation of the first bit of the title is, "From The Tower That Turns A Blind Eye To Death". (Wikipedia)

BORIS: 見殺し塔からずっと

2003

Heavy Metal Me poster
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Heavy Metal Me is a DVD release by Japanese band Boris. It consists of live performances of "Feedbacker" and "Flood", music videos for "A Bao A Qu" and "The Evil One Which Sobs", and the titular short film Heavy Metal Me. The short film is actually a series of chapters on the disc which play in a random order every time the user hits play (though the chapters for each language remain together). Filmed primarily in black and white, the piece is deliberately low quality and aged, with guitarist Wata playing the lead; most chapters feature analog hiss and white noise for audio tracks, though some are totally silent, and others contain acoustic guitar plucks atop the hiss. Notably the DVD has no "play all" button and each portion must be played individually from the menu.

Heavy Metal Me

2005